In the context of the revival of the national culture, language, traditions and customs of the Buryat people, the problem of creating various dictionaries, reference books, textbooks, textbooks, phono and video materials in the Buryat language that contribute to improving the study and teaching of the Buryat language at the present stage is extremely urgent. In this regard, the peer-reviewed dictionary created by S. D. Babuev and Ts TS Balzhinimayeva, employees of the Institute of Mongolian Studies, Buddhology and Tibetology of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, is a unique phenomenon in the history of Buryat lexicography. For the first time, the authors compiled an explanatory dictionary-a reference of words and phrases denoting the realities of traditional life of Buryat Nomads. The dictionary includes a "Preface" and a brief explanation "About the structure of the dictionary", which provides information about the history of the creation of this lexicographic manual, provides information about the specifics of everyday ethnic and cultural vocabulary of Buryats, and connotations are attached to individual words. Until the 1950s, the Buryat national lexicography had its own distinctive tradition. These are the works of B. Baradin, N. Borzhonova, D. Irdyneev, D. Abasheev, K. M. Cheremisov, Ts. B. Tsydendambaev and others. K. M. Cheremisov, who made a significant contribution to the history of Buryat lexicography, deserves a separate line in this series. The Buryat-Russian Dictionary he created was published twice (1951, 1973). The dictionary's material is divided thematically into 28 lexical and semantic groups: "Family, family, Wedding, Birth of children, Religion, faith, Funeral rites, New Year's Eve according to the Eastern calendar, Buryat folk Games, Youth evenings, Meeting, treating and seeing off guests, Distilling milk vodka, Dairy and vegetable products, Meat, meat dishes; Winter and summer camps; Dwelling; Buryat national clothing, its ... Читать далее